Would Barak Obama as Commander in Chief condemn Columbia's decision to cross the border of Ecuador or would he do as President Bush has and accuse Chavez of "provocative maneuvers"? jimstevens wrote: Venezuelan Troops to Colombian Border Email this Story Mar 4, 6:14 PM (ET) By TOBY MUSE (AP) An Ecuadorean soldier guards the international bridge over the San Miguel
"If" Venezuela invades Columbia, what authorization does Chavez need to make it a "legal" act of war? "jimstevens" <jimstevens@forgetthemail.com> wrote in message news:44gss3tdoqi7f4vkth01agv5k1376h7fn9@4ax.com... Venezuelan Troops to Colombian Border Email this Story Mar 4, 6:14 PM (ET) By TOBY MUSE (AP) An Ecuadorean soldier guards the international bridge over the
Legacy or Complacency? Lula's Unfinished Business in Brazil. http://www.aei.org/publications/pubID.28435/pub_detail.asp When it comes to Latin America, "good news is no news." But Brazil has earned so many positive headlines recently that it might just rewrite this maxim. South America's most populous continental power has managed to string together a few decades of sound economic policies
Citgo gives Venezuelan coffee growers sales boost By Christopher Toothaker The Associated Press July 30, 2008, Caracas, Venezuela - How about a cappuccino with that fill-up? Citgo stations throughout the United States are now selling Venezuelan java along with their gasoline, providing consumers with a bit of fuel for themselves while offering an important overseas market to the South
Wednesday, June 11, 2008 Venezuelans recruited by the Interior Ministry trained by Hezbollah Via Noticias 24, journalist Patricia Poleo reports that Venezuelans of Arab ancestry are being recruited under the auspices of Tarek el Ayssami, Venezuela's vice-Minister of the Interior, for combat training in Hezbollah camps in South Lebanon. I have not been able to cross-reference the information
